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H-II family

H-IIA 202

Japan2001 to 2025
Drawing of the H-IIA 202

The basic H-IIA, with two solid boosters, flown from 2001 to 2025 without a failure. It launches Akatsuki to Venus, Hayabusa2 to the asteroid Ryugu, the Himawari weather satellites and, in 2023, the SLIM lunar lander together with the XRISM X-ray observatory.

Launches
35
Success rate
100%
0 failures
First flight
29 August 2001
LRE
Last flight
28 June 2025
GOSAT-GW (Ibuki GW)
Builder
MHI
Height
53 m
Diameter
4 m
Stages
2
Boosters
2 × H-II SRB-A3
Propellants
Solid, LH2 / LOX
Payload to LEO
10,000 kg
Payload to GTO
4,100 kg

Launches per year

H-IIA 202
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YearLaunchesH-IIA 202
199420
199510
199610
199710
199810
199910
200111
200231
200320
200510
200641
200720
200810
200932
201022
201132
201221
201321
201444
201542
201632
201764
201843
201910
202043
202121
202322
202422
202511

H-II rockets

RocketFlownLaunchesSuccess rateHeightPayload to LEO
H-II1994 to 1999771%49 m10,060 kg
H-IIA 2022001 to 202535100%53 m10,000 kg
H-IIA 20242002 to 2008786%57 m12,500 kg
H-IIA 20222005 to 20073100%53 m11,250 kg
H-IIA 2042006 to 20215100%53 m15,000 kg
H-IIB 3042009 to 20209100%56.6 m16,500 kg